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  GERMANS IN AMERICA   

NOLA Code: GERM 0100 K1
  Program Length: 4/ 60
  Format: SD
  Version: Base
  Closed Captioned: Yes
  Stereo: Yes
  SAP: DVI
  V-Chip:

TV-G

  Short Description: In a four-part television series, Germans in America recounts the story of German immigrants to the United States, using gripping stories about naive settlers and successful farmers, about devout free-thinkers and political refugees, about the heyday of the German-language press in America, and about the founders of industrial dynasties in the new homeland.
60 Million Americans have their origins in German-speaking countries. As America’s largest ethnic group, the Germans made a significant mark on America’s cultural, business, and public life for centuries until their identity fell victim to feelings of shame and repression during and after two World Wars. But their achievements are still the basis for much of American culture.
Location shooting, archival footage, the descendants of immigrants, and carefully done historical recreation bring German-American history to life.
Images for promotional use are available online at http://www.engstfeldfilm.de/german/g_frames/presse/DIA%20Presse%20eng/index.htm
  Tag: “To purchase a copy of this program or the entire series please call 1-800-553-7752 or writer to the address on your screen. Major credit cards accepted.”
  Broadcast Rights: 6R/3YRS
  School Rights: 7 Days
  Non-Commercial Rights: Y
  VOD Rights: No
  VOD Rights Type :
  Rights Period: 16-Mar-08 to 15-Mar-11
  Available: Royalty free to NETA members and subscribers.
  Producer:
Engstfeld Film

Cologne,
Phone: () -
  Presenter: SCETV
  Date Produced: 2007
  Funding: The German Information Center USA
  Local Underwriting Cleared: Yes
  Website: www.germansinamerica.org
   

   

 
   

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